Observed building exterior condition
What deterioration, damage, repair, or alteration to this building’s exterior is documented in dated structured observations as of the relevant date?
The data that answers it
Ranked by fit · best firstFor covered buildings, the product supplies QEWI field-inspection date, filing/prior-cycle dates, inspector identity/license, and SAFE, SWARMP, or UNSAFE classification. This is dated professional programme evidence, not contemporaneous DOB observation; missing filings prove nothing.
The same dated Building Lifecycle response directly supplies structured exterior-condition findings—structural damage/loss, tree damage, roof damage and temporary repair, exposed roof layers, debris and wreckage—against a selected address or AOI. Survey/resource identifiers and date, building geometry, vertical viewpoint, documented GSD, class definitions, the 50%-confidence area threshold, and system/damage-model versions make this an answer to the existing structured exterior-condition leaf rather than merely raw imagery.
Official code tuples classify dated repair findings for exterior walls, parapets, roofs, and stairs, with inspection context, comments, status, and dates. This is defect-only authority evidence, not complete or current exterior condition, and lot ambiguity remains.
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